Time Zone Converter
Convert a time between two cities and plan meetings across zones
Converted time
What Time Is It Around the World?
Time Zone Converter & Meeting Planner
Enter a time in one city and see exactly what time it is in another — including the day and the hour difference.
Coordinating a call with someone in another country means doing time-zone math in your head, and it's easy to be an hour or a whole day off. This converter does it for you: pick the two cities, enter a date and time in the first one, and instantly see the matching time in the second, whether it falls on the same day, the next or the previous, and how many hours apart the two are. It handles daylight saving automatically because it uses your device's own time-zone database, so the result is correct year-round. Everything runs in your browser with no sign-up, and the 'Now' button fills in the current time in the source city with one tap.
Features
Many Cities
Convert between major cities across every continent.
Day Shift
Shows if the time lands on the next or previous day.
DST-Aware
Daylight saving is handled automatically for accurate times.
Plan Meetings
Find a time that works for both sides before you schedule.
How to Use
Steps
- Pick the source city under 'From'
- Enter the date and time, or tap 'Now'
- Pick the destination city under 'To'
- Read the converted time, day shift and hour difference
Good to know
- Times use the 24-hour format
- The hour difference reflects daylight saving on that date
- Some zones differ by 30 or 45 minutes, not whole hours
- 'Now' fills the current local time of the source city
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert a time between two cities?
Choose the source city under 'From' and enter a date and time, then choose the destination city under 'To'. The tool shows the matching time in the destination city, along with the day shift and the exact hour difference.
Does it handle daylight saving time?
Yes. It uses your device's built-in time-zone database, which knows each region's daylight-saving rules, so the conversion is correct whether the date is in summer or winter time.
Why does the result sometimes show a different day?
When two cities are far apart, a time in one can fall on the next or previous calendar day in the other. The tool flags this with 'next day' or 'previous day' so you don't schedule for the wrong date.
Can I use it to plan a meeting?
Absolutely. Enter a candidate time in your city and see what it is for the other person. Try a few times until you find one that's reasonable for both sides.
Why are some differences not whole hours?
A few regions — such as India (+5:30) or parts of Australia — use offsets of 30 or 45 minutes. The tool shows the exact difference, including those half-hour cases.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free and with no account. It runs entirely in your browser and doesn't store or send any data.